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2014 KOICASNU

Capacity Building of Public Adminit!ation

1" #at$!% &$g!$$ P!og!am in Public Adminit!ation

2" #at$!' &$g!$$ P!og!am in Int$!national Studi$

Augut( 2014 &$c$mb$!( 201)

S$oul( Ko!$a

Korea International Cooperation Agency

Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University

Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

P!og!am Info!mation

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CON*+N*S 9 13

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art I KOICA & SCHOLARSHIROGRAM

he Korea International Cooperation Agency !as founded as a government agency

on April ", "##", to ma$imi%e the effectiveness of Korea&s grant aid programs for

developing countries by implementing the government&s grant aid and technical

cooperation programs'

In the past, development cooperation efforts !ere focused on meeting the (asic

)uman Needs *()Ns+ of developing countries and on fostering their )uman

esources -evelopment *)-+'

)o!ever, the focus has no! shifted to promoting sustainable development,

strengthening partnerships !ith developing partners, and enhancing the local

o!nership of beneficiaries'

Additionally, global concerns such as the environment, poverty reduction, gender

mainstreaming, and population have gained significant importance among donor

countries'

-ue to the continuously changing trends in development assistance efforts and

practices, K.ICA is striving to adapt to these changes by using its limited financial

resources effectively on areas !here Korea has a comparative advantage'

In particular, since Korea has the uni/ue e$perience of developing from one of the

poorest countries in the !orld to one of the most economically advanced, this

0no!ho! is an invaluable asset that helps K.ICA to efficiently support the

sustainable socio1economic development of its partner countries'

Program Information 3

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Ko!$a% O&A ,!am$-o!.

Korea&s .-A consists of three types of aid2 (ilateral Grants, (ilateral 3oans, and

4ultilateral assistance'

(ilateral Grant aid comprises of technical cooperation and various types of transfers

*made in cash, goods or services+ !ith no obligation for repayment implemented by

K.ICA under the 4inistry of 5oreign Affairs and rade' (ilateral 3oans are provided

on concessional terms under the name of the 6-C5*6conomic Cooperation

-evelopment 5und+ implemented by he 6$port1Import (an0 of Korea under the

4inistry of Strategy and 5inance'

4ultilateral assistance is delivered either as financial subscriptions or contributions to

international organi%ations'

Program Information4

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Ko!$a' +/p$!i$nc$ and KOICA' P!og!am fo! uman $ou!c$ &$$lopm$nt

)uman esource -evelopment *)-+ has been the most important factor in Korea7s

escape from the vicious cycle of poverty and underdevelopment that had e$isted for

many decades' 8ith scant natural resources, )- played a vital role in modern

Korea7s development' Clearly, Korea has emerged as an e$emplary sho!case of

national development po!ered by human resources development'

5rom its o!n development e$perience, Korea came to fully recogni%e the

significance of )-, specifically in regards to Korea7s collaboration !ith other

developing countries' 8ith much e$perience and 0no!1ho! in )-, Korea can

contribute greatly to the international community by sharing its uni/ue development

e$perience !ith other nations'

Since its establishment in "##", K.ICA has supported a variety of international

cooperation programs for )-, mainly in pro9ect1type aid form focusing on education

and vocational training !ith a focus in building a foundation for )-'

he training and e$pertise1sharing programs help developing countries build

administrative and technical e$pertise in both the public and the industrial sectors' In

order to share e$perience and 0no!ledge at the grass roots level, K.ICA dispatches

Korea .verseas :olunteers *K.:&s+ to render services in the fields of education,

regional development, computer science, healthcare and nursing' Appro$imately

;,

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*yp$ of KOICA *!aining P!og!am

K.ICA offers five ma9or types of training programs2

"' Country raining Program

ailored programs that are specifically designed for an individual partner country

>' egular raining Program

Programs that are open to any interested partner countries

;' Special raining Program

Programs that are temporarily available o!ing to particular commitments of the

Korean as !ell as partner governments

B' oint raining Program

Programs conducted in partnership !ith international organi%ations and other

agencies

@' Scholarship Program

4aster&s degree programs offered to individuals from partner countries


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KOICA' Sc3ola!3ip P!og!am

8ith a mission to nurture talented students from developing countries, K.ICA invites

high1caliber students from developing countries and helps them gain professional

and systematic 0no!ledge that !ill play a 0ey role in their home country&s

development'

o accomplish this mission, K.ICA has been operating master&s degree courses !ith

leading Korean universities in the fields of economics, trade, !omen&s

empo!erment, rural development, etc'

In particular, this program has significantly strengthened the relationships bet!een

Korea and the students& home countries' Students, !ho have been given an

opportunity to see Korea&s e$perience in poverty reduction and socio1economic

development, !ill gain a deeper understanding of Korea and contribute to the future

social, political and economic ties bet!een the t!o nations'

5rom "##< to >??#, the program has assisted a total of >? a!ardees are currently participating in the

program at "? different universities'

K.ICA Scholarship Program is fully committed to the 4illennium -evelopment Goals

*4-Gs+ and is determined to e$pand its efforts to nurture future talents from

developing countries to promote their countries& sustainable economic gro!th and

social development'


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artII

ROGRAM OVERVIEW

P!og!am *itl$ Capacity Building of Public Adminit!ation *!ac. 1 5lobal #at$! of Public Adminit!ation 65#PA7

*!ac. 2 #at$! of Int$!national Studi$ 6#IS7

&u!ation Augut 18 ( 2014 &$c$mb$! 19( 201) 61: #ont3 Study in Ko!$a7

&$c$mb$!( 201) Augut( 201: 68 #ont3 t3$i !$iion in

3om$ count!y7

Ob;$cti$

1 o train global smart leaders among public officials in developing countries to ta0e the

lead of economic and social development'

1 o build the public administration capacity of public officials in developing countries by

offering 0no!ledge of human resource, organi%ation, finance' And to cultivate the

leadership as a leader of public sector and e/uip public officials !ith professionalanalytical capability of sectoral economy policy, and eventually advance as public

administration professional to contribute to global value creation

1 o share the Korean e$periences of economic and social development and offer usable

0no!ledge of Korea7s development administration and economic development policy

!hich ultimately assist participants to promote the development of their home country'

*!aining Intitution

Graduate School of Public Administration *GSPA+ *http2gmpa'snu'ac'0r+

Graduate School of International Studies *GSIS+ *http2gsis'snu'ac'0r+

Seoul National University

Numb$! of Pa!ticipant 1ui!$ no t!anlation


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art III HOW TO A LY

1" APP=ICA*ION +=I5IBI=I*?

1 Citi%ens of DK.ICA Scholarship ProgramE partner countries

1 )old a (achelor7s -egree of higher

1 .fficially nominated by their governments

1 Government officials or employees in the public sector' Private sector

employees are not eligible' )o!ever, if the applicant !or0s in a

development non1governmental organi%ation *NG.+ or UN1associated

organi%ation, they can apply on the condition that heshe obtains a

recommendation from the government ministry !hich covers the

organi%ation'

1 )ave a good command of both spo0en and !ritten 6nglish to ta0e classes

conducted entirely in 6nglish and to be able to !rite academic reports and

theses in 6nglish'

1 Preferably be under ;@ years old

1 In good health, both physically and mentally' Pregnancy, )I:AI-S, tuberculosis or

any 0ind of contagious disease are regarded as a dis/ualifying conditions for the

program'

1 Never have participated in K.ICA7s program or a similar one of the 0ind

*or must have participated in K.ICA7s training program no sooner than @

years ago+

1 )ave not !ithdra!n from K.ICA SP program due to submission of false

documents, belo! average school performance, or violation of school

regulations


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2" APP=ICA*ION POC+&U+

a" Admiion &$ciion P!oc$du!$1 ound "2 6valuation of Application Pac0age

1 ound >2 elephone Intervie! and 6ssay est

* Not$2 Intervie! and 6ssay est !ill be conducted only for those applicants

!ho pass the ound " evaluation' 6ssay est !ill be conducted shortly

after the intervie! in the ound >'

b" Application @ $git!ation *im$tabl$

P!oc$du!$ &at$

Closing -ate for Applications4arch >F, >?"B

-ocument evie! April " "" , >?"B

Phone Intervie! and 6ssay est April "B 4ay >, >?"B

5inal Admissions -ecision4ay ;?, >?"B

Arrival in Korea and go to the ICC of

K.ICAAugust ";, >?"B

4ove to the dormitory of Seoul

National UniversityAugust "F, >?"B

H Please note that dates are sub9ect to change'


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Impo!tant Not$ fo! All Applicant

"' All K.ICA and SNU forms should be typ$d in +ngli3" And all documents should

be in 6nglish' If it7s in any other language, you must submit a notari%ed certified

translation *in 6nglish or Korean+ completed by a public notary in the country in

!hich the document !as originally produced

>' If any of the submitted materials contain false information, admission !ill be

rescinded'

;' O!iginal docum$nt 3ould b$ ubmitt$d' Should they be unavailable, ho!ever,

copies must be authori%ed by the originating institution before they are submitted

B' Applicants !hose forms and supporting documents are incomplete or unsatisfactory

!ill be dis/ualified from the admission process'

@' (e sure to ma0e and 0eep photocopies of all completed forms' Submitted

documents become property of SNU and !ill not be returned to the applicants'

=' :erification of Academic ecord form !ill be a part of the application'

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art IV ROGRAMCO!TE!TS

1" ACA&+#IC SC+&U=+

S$ion Pa!t Acad$mic Cal$nda!

Preparatory Session>?"B?F"#

Chec0 in the -ormitory .rientation,Seoul Immigration .ffice

>?"B?F>??F;" Preparatory session

>?"B 5all Semester>?"B?F>;F># Course egistration

>?"B?#?" >?"B">"; 5all Semester

>?"B 8interSemester

>?"B">>; >?"@?">; 8inter Semester

>?"@?">; ?">#Course egistration for SpringSemester

>?"@Spring Semester

>?"@?;?> ?="B Spring Semester

>?"@?; Jualification est for 8riting hesis

>?"@?B;?Application for hesis Submission andSubmission of hesis Summary

>?"@?@"@Application for Preliminary hesis6$amination and Submission of hesis

Proposal

>?"@?@;?hesis .ral -efense *Preliminary hesis6$amination+

>?"@ SummerSemester

>?"@?=>;?F?" Summer Semester

>?"@?F?"?F?= Course egistration for 5all Semester

>?"@ 5all Semester

>?"@?#?"">"@ 5all Semester

>?"@?#;?Submission of Confirmation of Interimhesis 6$amination

>?"@""?= Submission of hesis 5inal :ersion

>?"@"""=hesis .ral -efense *5inal+

>?"@">"F -eparture

>?"= SpringSemester

>?"@"> >?"=?Fhesis revision under professor&ssupervision and completion in homecountry *if re/uired+


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N.62 "' he above schedule is sub9ect to change'

>' he detailed program schedule !ill be provided upon arrival'

2" OI+N*A*ION8hen you first arrive, there !ill be an orientation for >1; days for K.ICA&s

Scholarship Program at the K.ICA International Cooperation Center *ICC+' he

orientation aims to provide participants !ith useful information on the program as

!ell as general information on living in Korea that you !ill need during the program'

Usually, the orientation is composed of three parts2 K.ICA&s !elcoming session, a

Seoul City 6$cursion and a medical chec0up' he order of each part is sub9ect to

change'

a" KOICA% -$lcoming S$ion

In the first part of the orientation, you !ill have a !elcoming session !hich includes

K.ICA&s !elcoming reception, an introduction of K.ICA and a course outline'

hrough this session, you can have an overvie! of the Scholarship Program'

3ectures about Korean culture and basic Korean language, as !ell as general

information regarding daily life in Korea, !ill also be delivered in this session'

b" S$oul city $/cu!ion

K.ICA provides a Seoul City 6$cursion to every participant of the training program'

Seoul is the capital of Korea' ou !ill have a chance to visit the cultural heritage

and do!nto!n area of Seoul' he e$cursion !ill help you get accustomed to the

ne! culture and surroundings in Korea'

c" #$dical C3$c.up

K.ICA !ill implement a medical chec0up after each participant&s arrival in Korea to

assure their health condition' After the medical chec0up, K.ICA !ill officially accept

each participant as a K.ICA trainee for the program' If any case including AI-S or

pregnancy !hich may hamper the scholarship in Korea is found in the medical

chec0up, the participant !ill be re/uired to return home' he status as the

participant for K.ICA&s Scholarship Program !ill be finali%ed and the acceptance

for the program !ill be confirmed after the medical chec0up'


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" CUICU=U#

a" Cu!!iculum @ C!$dit all c!$dit p$! cou!$ $/c$pt fo! p!$!$>uiit$

Cou!$

Emphasis on Public Administration : 36 creditsSemester Types Credits Course

201

Pre-term

- Basic Statistics

Basic Korean I

201

Fa!!

4 courses

(9 credits)

Required 6 Public Administration in Teor! and Practice

Researc "etod #or Public Admin$ and Polic!

Korean and Korean %ulture (non-credit)

Basic Korean I (non-credit)

&lecti'es International Public Administration

uman Resource "ana*ement in te Public Sector

Introduction to +o'ernment Accountin*

,rban Polic!

orei*n Polic!

"i#ter

. course

Required /uantitati'e Anal!sis #or Public Admin$ and Polic!

2015 Spri#$

4 courses

(.0 credits)

Required 6 Teories o# Public Polic!

Teor! o# +lobal Public Administration

Basic Korean II (non-credit)

&lecti'es 6 Public 1r*ani2ation

International %ommercial Polic!

+lobal +o'ernance 3 ational 5e'eloment

Inter*o'ernmental Relations

Per#ormance Pa!7 Teor! and Practice

Summer

. courses

( credits)

Required Secial 8ecture(Te Korean +o'ernment and PublicPolicies in 5e'eloment eus (non-credit)

International inance

2015 Fa!! Required Readin* and Researc I


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0 courses

(6 credits)

&lecti'es ,rban olic!

Social :el#are

&conomic Anal!sis

%omarati'e Politics

&lectronic +o'ernment Teories o# International Politics

201% Spri#$

. course

Required Readin* and Researc II

H he above curriculum is sub9ect to change'

Emphasis on Economic Policy : 45 credits

Sessio# Types Credits Course

Pre-term - Pre-term course #or 0 ;ee

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Summer

. course

&lecti'es International 5e'eloment Polic!

2015 Fa!! courses

(9 credits)

Required International Trade Issues in %omarati'e

Persecti'e

&lecti'es 6 International inance

&conomic 5e'eloment and 5emocrati2ation in

&ast Asia

:or Courses+

Core Courses ;? Credit )ours *"" Courses+

4aster7s hesis = Credit )ours *> Course2 hesis 8riting+

otal ;= Credit )ours

Emphasis on Economic Policy : 45 creditsCate$ory Credit %ours

Preparatory Non credit Hours (2 ourses!

ore ourses "2 redit Hours (#" ourses!

$aster%s &hesis ' redit Hours (&hesis riting!


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&otal ") redit Hours

17 *itl$ of &$g!$$

his Program is a master&s degree programL the students !ill study about publicadministration, or development policy'

5or DGlobal 4aster of Public AdministrationE program, master&s candidates !ho

complete ;; credits and submit the 4aster&s hesis !ill be granted the degree' he

title is #at$! of Public Adminit!ation 6#PA+'

5or D4aster of International StudiesE program, master&s candidates !ho complete

B@ credits and submit the 4aster&s hesis !ill be granted the degree' he title is#at$! of Int$!national Studi$ 6#IS7'

27 #$dium and #$t3od of Int!uction

6nglish is the medium of instruction' Not only the courses but all academic affairs

!ill be conducted in 6nglish'

Students do not need any prior 0no!ledge of Korean'

Students can complete all their re/uirements for graduation !ithin "= months'

Courses are designed to ensure students gain practical e$pertise'

Participatory teaching methods !ill be fully utili%ed' -iverse methods such as

debate, simulation, role playing, and case study !ill be employed to enhance

problem1solving ability'

4" +F*ACUICU=A AC*IDI*I+S

a" ,i$ld *!ip 6t$ntati$7

1 Industrial sites2 Samsung 6lectronics, )yundai 4otor Car, P.SC. Steel,

)yundai )eavy Industries *ship+, Saemangeum eclamation Pro9ect Sites'

1 Cultural sites2 Gyeong9u )istorical 4onument Place, Andong )ahoe 5ol0 :illage,

eon9u )ano0 :illage, Naganeupseong 5ol0 :illage,


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1 Public .ffices sites2 Cheong 8a -ae *.ffice of the President+, Central

Government Comple$, raining Institute of Saemaul Undong *in Seongnam city+,

Information Net!or0 :illage in Gyenggi1do

)" KOICASNU SCO=ASIP PO5A# +5U=A*IONS

a" Att$ndanc$ and Ab$nt$$im

"' Students are e$pected to attend all of the classes they have registered for each

semester' Any student !ho, !ithout good reason, has failed to attend class for at

least t!o1thirds of the total classes shall be prohibited from sitting for the e$am'

>' In the event a student !ill be absent for any of the reasons belo!, the studentmust notify the G4PA .ffice *snugmpaMgmail'com+ to get approval in advance2

1 -eath of an immediate family member *grandparents, parents, siblings+ or

e/uivalent circumstance

1 Academic planning, field1trips, on1location training, etc'

1 Participation in seminars or conferences *including international ones+ as

approved by the -ean of the Graduate School

1 .ther events as approved by the -ean of the Graduate School

;' In the event of student illness or emergency situations, students !ho !ill be

absent for less than seven days *including holidays and !ee0end days+ need to

submit !ritten notification of such absence to G4PA .ffice to get the approval of

-ean of the Graduate School' 5or absences longer than seven days, students

must submit a !ritten diagnosis by a physician'

b" #ut !$id$ in a do!mito!y

1 Students must reside in the Graduate Students -ormitory of Seoul National

University

1 3iving off1campus is not allo!ed in principle'

c" #ut abid$ by do!mito!y !$gulation


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1 Seoul National University has very strict dormitory regulations and all students

must abide by them'

1 A student !ho violates dormitory regulations !ill be evicted from the dormitory

and heshe must return to her country immediately'

d" Coo.ing i not allo-$d in a do!mito!y

1 .nly 4icro!ave ovens can be used

1 Coo0ing in a dormitory room is prohibited'

$" +/amination and 5!ad$ +aluation

"' 4inimum Grade Point Average e/uirement

1 Students must achieve a minimum a (? grade point average to be /ualified to

!rite a thesis and to achieve the master&s degree'

>' egular 6$ams and 4a0e1up 6$ams

1 egular 6$ams2 4id1term *

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1 ( to A12 B?O of the students in the class

1 ( and belo!2 ;?O of the students in the class


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art V TRAI!I!G I!STIT"TE

1" 5+N+A= IN,O#AION

S$oul National Uni$!ity 6SNU7 !as founded in "#B= as the first national

university of Korea' No! it has "= Colleges, " Graduate School and = Professional

Schools >,B## full1time e/uivalent faculty members !ith "B,?B< undergraduate

students and #,"#B graduate students'

*3$ 5!aduat$ Sc3ool of Public Adminit!ationat SNU is the first graduate school

established in South Korea in the field of public affairs' It !as established under the

support of the 4innesota Pro9ectQ by USAI- of United States and SNU' Since its

establishment in anuary "#@#, GSPA has been a leading professional school in the

field for the past half century, offering a !ide range of programs to educate future

scholars and public officials' he Ph- program in Public Administration !as launched

in "#

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e$panded to the School of International and Area Studies *SIAS+ !hich again

e$panded to current GSIS in >??;'

he school has t!o departments2 -epartment of International Studies, -epartment of

International -evelopment Policy' -epartment of International Studies is running B

Program2 International Commerce, International Cooperation, International Area

Studies, Korean Studies,

Since its foundation, GSIS achieved a remar0able success in its /uality education of

international studies' he ob9ectives of GSIS education is to bring up e$perts on

international and global affairs !ho meet the challenges of globali%ation and

normali%ation, e/uipped !ith core s0ills, practicable e$pertise, problem1solving

ability, international a!areness, and visions'


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2" ACCO##O&A*ION

&o!mito!y of S$oul National Uni$!ity65-ana.abuilding no"

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our accommodation !ill be provided at a double room *sharing a roombasis+ of G!ana0sa (ldg' #??#?= !hich is the accommodation buildingfor graduate students'

=ayout of doubl$ !oom

,aciliti$ P!iat$ oom

A small refrigerator, space separation screen and 3AN cable provided

oilet and sho!er booth

Individual heating system

6ach room is furnished !ith bed, des0, chair, boo0 case, !ardrobe, shoes shelf

and curtain

6ach room is e/uipped !ith air conditioner, telephone, 3AN port and >>?: po!er

outlet

Common A!$a

Kitchen2 4icro!ave oven, electric conductor, !ater purifier, dining table, :

3aundry and drying room2 8ashing machine, electric iron, clothes horses

3ounge2 Snac0 vending machine, table, 3AN port table for internet use

eading oom2 (asement "5, (uilding #??


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S$cu!ity

CC:s, card 0ey, automatic door loc0

Up2 *3eft+ -ouble room *ight+ 3aundry and -rying oom

-o!n2 *3eft+ -ouble room *ight+ 3ounge


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" O*+ IN,O#A*ION

17 Campu =if$

Adminit!ation Offic$

he GSPA Administration .ffice consists of a Program Administrative -ivision and

a General Affairs -ivision' he Program Administrative -ivision manages teaching

affairs, course management, admissiongraduation affairs and student affairs' he

General Affairs -ivision is responsible for facilities and the budget' he GSPA

Administration .ffice is located on the >nd floor of the GSPA (uilding @

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$alt3

2 If you have health problems, you have t!o choices'

1" 5-ana. Campu $alt3 S$!ic$ C$nt$!

6locat$d in t3$ Stud$nt Union Building7

he health team at this facility includes physicians, registered nurses, and a

counselor and is e/uipped !ith a laboratory, radiology services, a pharmacy, and

support staff'

his center also offers the follo!ing specialty services2 internal medicine,

dermatology, dental, 6N *ear, nose, throat specialist+, gynecology,

neuropsychiatry, ophthalmology, orthopedics and surgery'

he )SC transfers patients to (oramae )ospital and SNU )ospital !hen further

treatment is needed'

he center also provides health education, immuni%ations, general chec0ups,

treatment for tuberculosis, health certification issuance, on1loan first aid 0its, and

sanitary inspections'

http2healthBu'snu'ac'0rmainenglishenglish'9sp

http://health4u.snu.ac.kr/main/english/english.jsphttp://health4u.snu.ac.kr/main/english/english.jsp

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2" S#5SNU Bo!ama$ #$dical C$nt$!

he nearest and one of the finest medical centers from SNU

http2!!!'brmh'co '0rengmain'asp

*!anpo!tation

If coming to SNU by sub!ay, get off at Seoul National UniversityQ or Na01Seong

-aeQ station *3ine No' >+'

5rom the SNUQ station2 a0e e$it No' ;, and ta0e bus R@@"" at the nearest bus

stop' his bus has a stop directly in front of GSPA' If ta0ing a ta$i from the station,

the fare is appro$imately B,??? !on' ou may also ta0e any bus that stops at the

4ain Gate of SNU' GSPA is about "? minutes !al0ing distance from the 4ainGate'

5rom the Na01Sung -ae station2 a0e e$it No' B, and ta0e 4a1eol busQ No' > at the

nearest bus stop' Get off at the -orm Crossroad station and cross the road to ta0e

shuttle bus' ou should get off at the College of :eterinary 4edicine station'

A detailed service route of each bus is provided on the Seoul bus net!or0

online service !ebsite2 http2bus'seoul'go'0r

http://www.brmh.co.kr/eng/main.asphttp://www.brmh.co.kr/eng/main.asphttp://bus.seoul.go.kr/http://www.brmh.co.kr/eng/main.asphttp://bus.seoul.go.kr/

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27 OH *O OIN *+ KOICA A=U#NI CO##UNI*?

he K.ICA Alumni Community *http2training'0oica'go'0r+

K.ICA offers you a chance to meet other participants of our training programs

online' 8e are all friends here' Share your memories, e$periences and feelings'

Please 9oin no! he doors to the K.ICA Alumni Community are open to everyone'

he K.ICA Alumni Community is an online e$tension of the relationship and

friendship formed bet!een former and present trainees' (y becoming a member of

the K.ICA Alumni Community, you can stay in touch !ith your former classmates

and be informed of !hat is happening at K.ICA and the K.ICA raining Center'

he Community allo!s alumni to update their personal information and search for

other alumni in an online directory'

ou must register to participate in the K.ICA Alumni Community' Clic0

$git!ation on 4enu, and follo! the directions, giving all the necessary

information including your full name, country, e1mail address, and the year and

name of the course in !hich you participated' .nce you submit your information,

K.ICA !ill first chec0 it to verify that you are a K.ICA alumnus' ou !ill then

receive a confirmation e1mail from the !ebsite administrator including your User I-

and Pass!ord' 8e advise you to change your Pass!ord after your first log1on for

security purposes'


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art VI S" ORT SERVICE

1" *AD+= *O KO+A

K.ICA arranges and pays for the participant to travel to and from Korea' he

participant is to travel by the most direct route bet!een the Incheon International

Airport and a main international airport in the participant&s home country' K.ICA !ill

cover economy class, round1trip airfare'

If a participant !ants to change the flight itineraries, they should pay the additional

airfare' he participant is responsible for the issuance of an appropriate visa *!hichmust be the TStudy Abroad :isa -1>V+ necessary for this Scholarship Program'

Should the participant be unable to get the appropriate visa before the date of

entrance, K.ICA is unable to provide any assistance and, if it proves necessary,

participants may have to return to their respective countries to get the visa issued at

their o!n e$pense'

As K.ICA&s Scholarship Program is a very intensive program !hich re/uires full

commitment to and concentrated effort for study, participants are recommended notto bring any family members' And K.ICA does not provide any financial or other

administrative support for the dependents of the participants'

If a participant accompanies or invites family members, they must ta0e a full

responsibility related to their family members travel to and stay in Korea including

administrative and financial support as !ell as legal matters in Korea' he participant

is re/uired to sign and submit the 8ritten Pledge !ith supporting documents by

ac0no!ledging their responsibility and conditions of brining their family members inKorea in advance' A copy of the 8ritten Pledge is available at G4PA .ffice'


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2" +FP+NS+S ,O S*U&? AN& =IDIN5

he follo!ing e$penses !ill be covered by K.ICA during the participant&s stay in

Korea'

1 uition fee

1 Accommodation sharing a room basis *mainly the dormitory of a training institute+

1 3iving allo!ance KH

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#ain Scop$ of Co$!ag$

1 -eath or Permanent -isability by Accident -eath by -isease2 he insurance

shall pay the insurance money up to the above limit'

1 4edical 6$penses by -isease and Accident2 he insurance shall cover themedical e$penses at actual cost !ithin the limit of the medical insurance

subscription amount per case *for details, refer to the insurance policy+

1 4edical chec0up at the participant&s option and the fee for a medical certificate

and diseases caused by pre1e$isting medical conditions, etc' are not covered by

the insurance'


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2" HI*&AHA=S

1 In principle, a participant is not allo!ed to !ithdra! from the course at his or her

o!n option once the course starts'

1 A participant may !ithdra! !ith valid personal or home country&s reasons *such as

health or !or0 issues+ !hen acceptable to K.ICA'

In this case, heshe is not allo!ed to re1apply for K.ICA&s scholarship program for

the ne$t t!o years after the !ithdra!al'

1 If a participant fails to attain certain grades re/uired by the training institute, he or

she may be forced to !ithdra! and return home upon !ithdra!al'

In this case, heshe is not allo!ed to re1apply for K.ICA&s scholarship program'

1 A participant !ho has !ithdra!n is not allo!ed to re1apply for K.ICA&s scholarship

program for the ne$t t!o years after the !ithdra!al'

1 he participant !ho !ithdra!s must return to the training institute the living

allo!ance he or she has already received for the remaining period from the date of

departure from Korea'

" *+#POA? =+AD+

1 Participants can have temporary leave !ithin "@ days during the course *to the

participants& home country or for a trip abroad+ on the condition that the trip does

not affect their school!or0 and as long as they notify the university in advance'

1 K.ICA and the university do not pay airfare for the trip' If the trip e$ceeds "@ days

in a year, K.ICA !ill not pay the living allo!ance for the absent days !hich

e$ceed "@ days'

1 If the participant is found to have made an unreported temporary visit to his or her

home country or traveled to other countries or made a trip despite the university&sdisapproval, his or her living allo!ance !ill be suspended *from the day of

departure to the day of return+'


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4" ACCO#PAN?IN5 O INDI*IN5 ,A#I=?

1 As K.ICA&s Scholarship Program is a very intensive program !hich re/uires full

commitment to and concentrated effort for study, pa!ticipant a!$ !$comm$nd$d

not to b!ing any family m$mb$!"

)" O*+S

1 K.ICA !ill assume any responsibility only !ithin the limit and scope of the

insurance for participants'

1 K.ICA is not liable for any damage or loss of the participant&s personal property'

1 K.ICA !ill not assume any responsibility for illness, in9ury, or death of the

participants arising from e$tracurricular activities, !illful misconduct, or

undisclosed pre1e$isting medical conditions'


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art VIII OTHERS

1" CON*AC* IN,O#A*IONa" Ko!$a Int$!national Coop$!ation Ag$ncy 6KOICA7

J P!og!am #anag$!

Capacity -evelopment Program eam

Capacity -evelopment -epartment

Y Address2 F>@ -ae!angpangyo1ro, Su9eong1gu, Seongnam1Si, B="1F;; Gyeonggi1

do epublic of Korea

Y el2 F>1;"1

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App$ndi/ 1"

OH *O OIN *+ KOICA CO##UNI*?

he K.ICA Alumni Community *https2training'0oica'go'0r+

K.ICA offers you a chance to meet other participants of our training programs

online' 8e are all friends here' Share your memories, e$periences and feelings'

Please 9oin no! he door to the K.ICA Alumni Community is open to everyone'

he K.ICA Alumni Community is an online e$tension of the relationship and

friendship formed bet!een former and present trainees' (y becoming a member ofthe K.ICA Alumni Community, you can stay in touch !ith your former classmates

and be informed of !hat is happening at K.ICA and the center' he Community

allo!s alumni to update their personal information and search for other alumni in an

online directory'

ou must register to participate in the K.ICA Alumni Community' Clic0 egistration

on 4enu, and follo! the directions, giving all the necessary information including

your full name, country, e1mail address, and the year and name of the course in

!hich you participated' .nce you submit your information, K.ICA !ill first chec0 it to

verify that you are a K.ICA alumnus' ou !ill then receive a confirmation e1mail from

the !ebsite administrator including your User I- and Pass!ord' 8e recommend you

to change your Pass!ord after your first log1on for security purposes'


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App$ndi/ 2"

Name

Country

Course itle

e1mail

Program Information

Sto!y about Ko!$a @ KOICA L

H$ 3op$ you 3ad an int$!$ting( uni>u$ and imp!$i2$ $/p$!i$nc$

ad;uting to Ko!$an lif$ and pa!ticipating in t3$ p!og!am"

?ou -$!$ p!obably $/cit$d about coming to a n$- count!y( m$$ting n$-p$opl$ and ta!ting you! p!og!am" 0o-$2$!( if t3i -a you! fi!t tim$ inKo!$a( you mig3t 3a2$ $/p$!i$nc$d om$ cultu!$ 3oc. -3il$ you tay$d inKo!$a" P$!3ap you found t3at many ocial cutom( cultu!$( !$ligion(-ay of doing t3ing( and t3$ -ay t3ing -o!. -$!$ diff$!$nt f!om -3atyou -$!$ u$d to at 3om$"

MNCultu!$ 3oc.N d$c!ib$ t3$ $motional up3$a2al many p$opl$$/p$!i$nc$ -3$n t3$y mo2$ to a count!y -it3 a diff$!$nt cultu!$ f!om -3att3$y a!$ u$d to"

&u!ing you! tay in Ko!$a you mig3t 3a2$ notic$d many diff$!$nc$( -3ic3may 3a2$ cau$d you incon2$ni$nc$ o! p$!3ap -$!$ ;ut int$!$ting toyou" ,o! $/ampl$ p$opl$ may d!$ and t3in. diff$!$ntly( and t3$ b$3a2io!of m$n and -om$n to-a!d $ac3 ot3$! may b$ diff$!$nt"

In t3i !$ga!d( -$ -ould lo2$ to 3$a! you! to!y" Pl$a$ 3a!$ you!m$mo!i$( $/p$!i$nc$ and f$$ling -it3 u" Any to!i$ -ould b$-$lcom$" ?ou! to!y 3$lp u b$tt$! und$!tand -3at i int$!$ting( uni>u$and imp!$i2$ about Ko!$a @ KOICA' t!aining p!og!am to you" H$ -ill3$lp ou! oci$ty 3a2$ a b$tt$! und$!tanding of p$opl$ f!om ot3$!count!i$ t3!oug3 t3$ publication of you! to!y"

Q $mail u you! to!y @ p3oto to to!yR.oica"go".!

you! cont!ibution may b$ publi3$d in a KOICA publication

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OH *O 5+* *O *+ ICC

oute2 Incheon International Airport Z Korea City Airport, 3ogis erminal

*CA3+ Z International Cooperation Center *ICC+

A!!ial at Inc3$on Int$!national Ai!po!t 63ttpEE---"ai!po!t".!7

Program Information

,lo-

5ill out Arrival Card *or Immigration Card+, Customs -eclaration

5orm, Juarantine Juestionnaire *on board+

Juarantine including animals and plants *on >nd 5loor+

Present your Arrival Card, Passport and other necessary

document to Passport Control

Claim baggage on "st 5loor

Customs Clearance

Pass an Arrival Gate

Go to the K.ICA Counter, !hich is located bet!een 6$it ">

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KOICA Count$! at Inc3on ai!po!t

1 After passing through Customs -eclaration, please go to the K.ICA Counter

*located bet!een e$it ">+ at Incheon Airport' At the K.ICA Counter, you can get

detailed information about ho! to get to International Cooperation Center *ICC+and purchase limousine bus tic0et for City Airport, 3ogis ravel *CA3+'

1 All the K.ICA staff at the Incheon Airport !ears nametags or has signs for

indication' If you cannot meet the K.ICA staff at the counter, please purchase a

limousine bus tic0et from the bus tic0et counter *located on the " st5loor+, and go to

CA3 (us Stop No' BA *or "?(+' Please find the bus number ="?; and present

your tic0et to the bus driver' 5rom Incheon Airport to CA3, the appro$imate time

for travel !ill be bet!een

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KOICA Count$! at CA=* ai!po!t

1 If the limousine bus is not available due to your early or late arrival from >>2?? to

?@2;?'

1 Please contact the ICC reception des0

*el' ?;"1>2??'

,!om Inc3$on Int$!national Ai!po!t to t3$ ICC t3!oug3 CA=*

1 a0e a City Air limousine bus at bus stop No'BA on the "st5loor' (uses run every

"?"@ minutes bet!een the hours of @2;? and >>2??'

1 4eet the K.ICA staff at the lounge on the "st

5loor of CA3 upon arrival'

1 a0e a car arranged by the K.ICA staff to the ICC *6$pected time2 >? minutes+

Program Information

3ocation 2 3ounge on the "st floor ofCA3 airport

4obile 2 F>1*?+"?1##>@1@#?"

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"Please remember to read the Participants' Guidebook. It is

available from the Korean Embassy or KOIC Overseas Office in

your country and provides valuable information re!ardin! KOIC

pro!rams allo#ances e$penses re!ulations preparations for

departure and etc."

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